You're Invited! Webinar on transforming how facilities are booked

  • Shana Graham

    15th February 2022

You're Invited! Webinar on transforming how facilities are booked

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You're invited to join us for a free webinar to learn from Councils who have transformed the way communities find and book their local spaces, hosted together with the Public Sector Network. 

Many community spaces are under utilised, while the need for them increases. Throw in the effects of COVID-19 and you have an even more challenging endeavour to activate these facilities. By taking a customer-centric approach to how spaces are booked, it’s possible to turn your community spaces into the hubs they were designed to be. All it takes is enabling the right digital tools to make all types of spaces more visible and bookable to customers.

In this webinar, you'll hear from Australian & NZ Councils and Facilities Experts speak about their journey to reducing repetitive admin, increasing bookings and revenue and creating new opportunities for their community. When people use local spaces efficiently, the surrounding economy wins, the community venue wins, the environment wins and neighbourhoods become more vibrant… in other words, a rising tide lifts all ships. And it starts with your facilities!

Join us on Thursday 24 Feb, 1pm AEST - register for the free webinar by clicking here. Looking forward to seeing you there!

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